Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02

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 endangered" NJ. Flourens prosessed
 he had little fear of the new alliance of
 Italy, Austria and Germany. He be-
 lievsd the BulgarisDs themselves or the
 Turkish government would expel the re,
 gents and Russia would have no heed sO
 interfere with Bulgaria He thought
 complications were likely to arise be-
 tween France snd England. ks the latter
 would sooner or later quit Egypt snd she could not dream of continual con quests.
 TRUCKEE. Gala. March sS.-It ap- pears that A. r. Clark. in the employ of E. Allen, of this place, and V ho has been missing for some time, has shscondsd with over S6.OOO of hIs employers mousy.
 BAKKRsFIELD, March s6-T~o days ago a party of emigrants trsvelInz with their own conveyance. who srriVed hers from Los Angeles. stated that there vas dead man st White Wolf Springs. . point about 25 miles from thr- place. in the direction of Tshachepi. Coro- ner found, at the place dssiA -Ated. the remains of 2 msn, partially concealed ur- der sticks and stones. He appeared to have been dead about a mCnth. Inc deceased had Ted hAir and Ted nous tache. and appeared to be 90 years OIl. Ills clothing was of good quality. the coat and vest beng of blue cloth The pants had been removed; Ors leg of the drawers were torn away and one sock was gone, but it VAS found % lit- tie distance. The skull wEs badly srac- tured with blows from some blunt In- strumepf The body had evidently been dragged some distance tO tte place where lt WAS found. There vRs nOth- ing on it that might lesd 10 its identIh- cation eIcept s card on one side of winch was: 5. u. Bailey. Happy New Year. and on the other: W. A. Eckels, A Jessie street. San Francisco.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, March 26.-A peculi- arly sad accident occurred today Cd the South Pacific Coast wharf. On the Alameds side of the bay. J. c. Has gett, owner of some mining property n Arizona. was paying & visit tO his family in Alameda, and took four of hIs chil- dren, three boys and one girl. out m s row boat, fishing. Just ss he wss about to return he stood up m the boat Co pus on his overcOst The boat began Co rock, and the motion increased untll the frsil vessel cspsIZei. throwIng sl the occupants In the water. Other boats in the vicinity quickly pulled to their aid. but only two boys Ver- drawn from the water. One of thes5 dIed a sort iIras after, and thus vh.s began Gs s pleas ure trip ended ;a the death fl the Ia ther. two of his sons and his daughter.
 CHARLESTON, s. C., March 2f-As Newburg to-day while . case was pro gressing before Trial Justice BlgE, Geo. JohnstOne and John E. Jones. the sttor- neys representing the pRrties Co the suit. pulled their pistols and 0psaed trs Cn each other. Nine shots were fired JOhustone was shot through the rishs ear. in the left arm and ID the thigh. but was not seriously hurt. Jones was shot through the body and perhaps ia tally wounded. In trying Co stop the firing, Lawyer Cromer had three holes shot through his clothing. The court room was crowded at the time Oi the sffray.
 NEW YORK. March 26.-Ii hss been discovered today. that James kearuey. of the firm of Thain S hesrney. who 10 the last man reported ss being an al legged svindler and fugitive, has taken SS0OOO to S1l0,OO0 Tn cash with him. all of which he had accumulated in bis alleged wrongful transactions since his marriage, & year sgO. heGrneys of- fee was watched today by anxious creditors.
 WAsHISGToS, March 26.-ft is now regarded as settled that Assistant Secrs- tary FRirchiid will succeed Naming ss Secretary of the Treasury. and that his appointment will bc officially announced m the latter part Ot next week. Solicitor McCue and COmptroller Maynard are spoken of as possible successCrs Of Far child As Assistant Secretary. The former. however, is said tO prefer new Circuit Judgeship in New York city. and the latter is understood Ca prefer his present position. In the event that Corporation Council LscOmb. of New York, would receive the Circuit Judg- ship, it is believed that McCue would accept the Assistant Secretary ship Third Auditor Williams and Chief Clerk Youmsns are also sail e. De as pirants to that office. Nothing has yet been settled in regard to the Treasury ship. JoIdsn's resignation has not yet been accepted. and, while be reGueste'i .ne President tO rslleve him of his du- ties and responsibilities of hIs office about the third of April, It is though: that he would consent to retain Ihe position a while longer. If the president SO desired. The chances are, however. that the president will be able tO select his successor before the dsts specified by Jordan. IL is said that the president desires to select a new treasurer from the west.
 LONDON, March @S.-Prince Ferdinand of Sake sCOburg, has written to the mem bers of the sobranIe, expressing hts de sire to be nominated as e candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
 The Countess Artide has .iei firm the effects of injuries rec Ivsd ID the late earthquake at Mentone.